Good-bye, Ben’s Best! Doors Shut on Iconic New York Jewish Deli
Ben's Best closed on June 30th, why are there so few Jewish delicatessens left in the Big Apple?
MK Proposes Bill to Publicize Names of Recalcitrant Jewish Husbands
“Women denied a divorce may as well be dead,” MK Revital Swid said.
Guns N Roses 2017: ‘Not in This Lifetime Tour’ Was Out of This World...
The concert began at 8 pm, too early for Sabbath observers, and ran until exactly 11 pm in accordance with Israeli noise laws.
Pharoah Sends Passover Greetings; Rare Scarab Seal Found at Tel Dor
A rare scarab seal belonging to a senior Egyptian official of the 13th Pharaonic Dynasty is found by a birdwatcher on Israel's northern coast.
20% More Decomposed Elderly and Destitute Israelis Discovered in 2020
Most, but not all, were elderly people living alone, with no one to care for them or check on their well-being – a situation exacerbated by the isolation and lockdowns that characterized 2020.
Ilatov: ‘Hatikva’ Must Be Sung By Judges Appointed in State of Israel
Yisrael Beytenu MK Robert Ilatov says committee will require new judges to sing "Hatikva" at swearing-in ceremony.
Sal Albanese Went Vote Collecting in Borough Park (Video)
“I’m gonna' do it. I am going to campaign in Borough Park aggressively" he said.
Ammonia Leak at Port of Haifa
Firefighters were inspecting the site to assess the damage and determine the next step.
Camel Caravan Stalls Chabad Rabbi at the Dead Sea
Rabbi Shimon Elharar, director of Chabad of Dead Sea, was stopped in traffic by a force greater than his car.
Animal Rights Extremists Force Cancellation of Shechita Class
Urban Adamah organization feared for safety of class participants.
Hurricane Harvey Downgraded But Still Dangerous to Texas
After Hurricane Harvey, experts warn Texans that alligators have sought shelter on higher ground, including in residential areas.
Jerusalem Arabs Attack Light Rail in Shuafat, Again
Jerusalem's Light Rail was attacked at least twice Thursday by Arabs hurling rocks in Shuafat -- again.
Day 4: Hunt for Tel Aviv Shooter Continues
Police and other security personnel are focusing their search for the Tel Aviv shooter in Ramat Aviv.
Anti-Semitism in Philadelphia on Full Display at Community Meeting
Local anti-Semitism in Philadelphia was unbridled and unapologetic at a meeting over neighborhood gentrification.
Jerusalem’s Gazelle Valley Urban Wildlife Park Takes the Prize
Jerusalem's newest award-winning wildlife park is an island of serenity in a city buzzing with culture.
Israeli Arab Math Teacher is Suspected ISIS Supporter
A 24-year-old Israeli math teacher is suspected of supporting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terror organization.
NYC Lawmakers, Educators and Advocates Calls for Halal, Kosher Public School Lunch Options
Advocates, lawmakers and educators are banding together to call for Halal and Kosher lunch options for students in New York City public schools.
Second Year: Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce Hosts Another Major NYC Business Conference in...
The lineup at the business conference will feature at top-of-the-line presenters on an array of pertinent general business topics, as well as several intriguing workshops catering to Women in the Workforce.
Infiltration Near Ma’aleh Adumim
Video: Residents of Ma'aleh Adumim catch Palestinians illegally entering Israel, report incident to police.
Arabs Get Caught Stealing ATM with Stolen Tractor
The suspects are now being held in custody, where they’ll remain until the end of legal proceedings against them.
Felder-Cusick Bill Foils City Council Efforts to Force Additional Taxes on New Yorkers
“I’ve been disgusted every time I’ve heard the absurd plastic bag tax legislation introduced.”
Jerusalem Plans New Business District, Light Rail Lines
Jerusalem plans a new business district and additional lines for the city's Light Rail.
‘Small Schools, Kindergartens Don’t Qualify for Gov’t Security Protection’
At what age and population mass is the protection of an Israeli child's life important?
Jerusalem Mayor to Close Central Supermarkets on Sabbath
Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat says he will force at least eight centrally-located supermarkets open on Sabbath to close on Saturdays.
Female Terrorist Attack Foiled in Rosh Ha’Ayin
Police say they have the female terrorist in custody to "more fully understand her motives."
Neve Shalom Residents Evacuated in Late-Night Blaze
Fires raged at the Latrun Forest and outside Beit Shemesh, close to the community of Neve Shalom.
Netanyahu Family Dog Kaia Passes Away
At the end of the day, a person's love for a pet is strong and abiding, and the loss of a pet evokes a grief just as deep.
Mighty British ‘Queen’ Rock Band Seizes the Night, the Crowd and Traffic in Tel...
The long-awaited, deeply delightful, hugely majestic classical rock band 'Queen' performed in Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park at last. All is right with the musical world.
Hesder Yeshiva Head Beaten in Jaffa, Attackers Then Post Photo to Social Media
“The police and law enforcement system must act aggressively in the face of this criminal violence. We must not be silent about this violence!”